
Wish upon a Christmas Duke: Fated for a Rogue
Wayward Dukes' Alliance, Book 14
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Frankie Porter
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In the frost-kissed ambiance of wintry England, where snow blankets the landscape and a Christmas house party twinkles with festive cheer, fate orchestrates an enchanting love story. Lady Elizabeth Breckenridge, an epitome of grace with her golden locks and captivating cerulean eyes, steps into the seasonal revelry, her heart yearning for a love that has eluded her through two bustling social seasons.
Everett St. Giles, the Earl of Brookfield, a distinguished figure with raven-dark hair and piercing gray eyes that hold secrets untold exudes an air of mystery. However, when he lays eyes upon Lady Elizabeth amidst the holiday merriment, something inexplicable stirs within him—a sudden, unforeseen attraction that defies reason.
Their encounter, amid flickering candlelight and the festive allure of mistletoe, sparks an immediate connection that neither anticipated. In a whirlwind of shared laughter and stolen glances, Lady Elizabeth and Lord Brookfield find themselves irresistibly drawn to each other, swept up in a whirlwind of emotions that blossoms unexpectedly amidst the joyous Christmas festivities.
As the season of goodwill unfolds, their hearts entwine in an unexpected dance of affection. Will Lady Elizabeth and Lord Brookfield discover that amidst the magic of the holiday season, love can be the most wondrous gift of all?
©2023 Amanda Mariel (P)2024 Amanda MarielListener received this title free
Christmas
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Christmas party
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Great audiobook
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Everett & Elizabeth
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The narrator for the audiobook version, Frankie Porter, brings the “reading” experience alive for the listener. She does a good job with the voices to personalize the story and make it easy for the listener to get an accurate impression of what each character is like. It helps to set the mood, familiarize the reader with the characters, and offers a pleasant way to “read” and enjoy the book.
Looking Beyond Infatuation . . .
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Christmas Wishes
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A CHRISTMAS WISH
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The narrator did a fine job, but she couldn't change the monotony (for me) of the story.
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Slow and a little dull
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Christmas Party
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I absolutely adored the hero of this book. Often in romances, either the hero or the heroine (or both!) makes some sort of statement or has thoughts about how they’ve given up on love as the story opens. It happens so often that it's actually uninteresting as a romantic trope. So I was utterly charmed by this hero because his feelings were exactly the opposite. He was wanting to meet the woman who would become his countess and despaired that he would not find that lady. (He actually isn't a duke, as the title states. Instead, he's an earl, the son of a marquess who himself is the heir to the family dukedom. So he's got a ways to go until he ascends to the ducal title. Here's another pet peeve. I don't like it when authors throw “duke” in the title when the hero is nowhere close to being one! Did the whole Bridgerton phenomenon make it so only dukes and viscounts can be historical romantic heroes? Frankly, I sometimes lament the lack of earls and marquesses in modern historical romances! Such heavy favor is now being given to dukes and viscounts!) When the hero and heroine meet, it's almost love at first sight, and while that can be another corny trope, these two were very sweet together from the very beginning. Secondary characters include siblings on both sides, who are surprised and pleased to see what is very obviously unfolding between the couple. I found probably 3/4 of the book to just be sweet and charming with little angst and much holiday cheer, but I felt the author kept treading the same ground with how they talked about how they felt about each other. I felt like I needed a little more action outside events to break it up a bit. It felt too saccharine after a certain point. I wasn't wild about the narrator. She didn't do a good job with the male character's voices. All in all, though, I did enjoy the story.
Sweet Until It Became Tedious
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